It’s good to see so many unique and original ideas for video games returning to mainstream consoles. It feels like we’ve waited an age since the PS2 and DS glory days of experimental music rhythm games. Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan, Mad … Continue reading Super Dodgeball Beats – Switch
This is a two part review as if you purchase the physical anniversary edition of Guilty Gear you will get both Guilty Gear and Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus R but you can purchase them both separately on the … Continue reading Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus R – Switch
This is a two part review as if you purchase the physical anniversary edition of Guilty Gear you will get both Guilty Gear and Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus R but you can purchase them both separately on the … Continue reading Guilty Gear – Switch
With gambling mechanics being more commonplace in video games it’s becoming harder and harder to get away from that feeling that you’re pulling a lever, watching the reels and hoping to hit that jackpot. Just pull the trigger, swing the … Continue reading Lapis X Labyrinth – Switch
I recently was watching a conversation evolve on Twitter about how reviews are essentially subjective and regardless of how you go about being objective there will always be an essence of the reviewer included in a review. This reminded me … Continue reading Evoland Legendary Edition – Switch
This game makes me feel so old. Not just because it was released first time around in 2013 on PlayStation 3 and ended up on PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, Xbox 360, Xbox One and PC. No it’s but because unlike … Continue reading Dynasty Warriors 8: Xtreme Legends Definitive Edition – Nintendo Switch
Regardless of the ridiculous Kingdom Hearts esque title the Atelier series have always remained a mystery to me. Not least because I never really got into the PS3 until late into its life-cycle. Still, I’m always up for trying a … Continue reading Atelier Rorona -The Alchemist of Arland DX – Nintendo Switch
Quite a simple idea this one. Make a Mario Maker game but using Mario 64 as the engine/environment/assets. So you play through Mario 64 and each stage you complete you unlock the assets for, the tutorial being the first stage (rather than the hub). It would include up to 4 player simultaneous multiplayer functionality for no practical reason just for kicks. As with Mario Maker at finishing the tutorial it would unlock a few ‘concept’ levels with basic assets. So your probably thinking, “this sounds stupid! How would you easily make a level of 3D Mario?”. It’s simple when you … Continue reading Concept – Mario maker 64
